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of course it matters.

Submitted by Serendip Visitor on Thu, 11/05/2009 - 9:34am.

It definitely matters for a person to be able to choose. One of the many reasons it is so important for people and even animals to choose is so that we can make the best choices for ourselves, our children and people that matter most for us. For choice to not matter, would be to not care. I look at it as carelessness, as ignoring the choices put in front of you. But also, a slew of choices inst always the best thing. Too many choices can make you choose the wrong thing and over analyzing those possible choices screws with your own head. The choice to choose, i believe, is one of the best and worst things given to our generation and to those generations to come.

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